The Story Just Flipped — Now Even the Skeptics Are Saying So
For years, court reporting sat on every list of jobs artificial intelligence was about to eliminate. That prediction is now being retired by the
The Court Reporter Shortage Isn’t a Question of Whether. It’s a Question of How
Stephen Embry’s “Whither the Court Reporters?” in Above the Law asks whether, given the shortage of stenographers, we still need court reporters at all
“No Transcript, No Appeal”: New York’s Court Reporter Shortage Is a Due Process Problem
A recent report out of New York makes clear that the court reporter shortage is not just a staffing challenge. It is a civil
The Texas Case That Makes Our Case: Why In re Hughey Is a Turning Point for Court Reporting Reform
A wrongful termination case in Texas has become something much larger: the first state supreme court showdown over whether AI-assisted transcription can legally stand in
The Wall Street Journal Gets It Right: The Threat to the Legal Record Isn’t AI. It’s the Steno Shortage
A recent story from the Wall Street Journal will look familiar to anyone who has followed this issue closely: Court reporters aren't losing their
No Record, No Recourse: Why States Are Finally Rethinking How Courts Capture the Truth
There is a quiet crisis unfolding inside American courtrooms that rarely makes headlines but strikes at something fundamental: the right of every litigant, regardless
STATEMENT: Coalition to Capture the Record on Today’s California Supreme Court Arguments
Coalition calls on courts to adopt practical, professional solutions to a shortage the Judicial Council has characterized as a “constitutional crisis” by expanding authorized
California’s Highest Court Takes Up the Court Reporter Crisis: What Family Violence Appellate Project v. Superior Court Means for Access to Justice
The California Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments in Family Violence Appellate Project et al. v. Superior Court of Contra Costa County et al.,
Five Myths About Digital Court Reporting — And What a Study in Texas Might Finally Settle
The case against digital court reporting tends to run something like this: The record isn't as accurate, the practitioners aren't as qualified (if there
Texas Lawmakers Are Studying the Court Reporter Shortage. Your Voice Matters.
The court reporter shortage isn't news to anyone in this industry. We've been living it, documenting it, and advocating around it for years. Proceedings